The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-21

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1887.
LOCAL N EWS.
Prof Yarndey makes an announce
ment elsewhere Of interest to music
learners.
The new Nuuanu omnibus line
looks well, and it is pleasing to see is
doing well.
The Honolulu Rifles will drill to.
night, having postponed their regular
muster from last night.
A boat club composed Of few
schoolboys has been started under the
name of the Male Boat Club.
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The barkentine Planter will be re-
turned to her home on the wave from
the Marine Railway this morning.
The bark Star of Devon will sail for
HonRkong on or about the 9Th of Feb
ruary under command Of Captain
Holland
The Post Office despatched per S.
S. Australia for San Francisco, Jan.
10Th, mail of a,47o letters and sos
packages newspapers.
The days for hearing civil cases in
the Police Court have been changed
fran Mondays and Thursdays to
Wednesdays and Fridays
This is the second anniversary of
the great fire at the corner Of Fort and
Hotel streets, when Messrs. Fishel,
McInerny, Lane, Page and others were
burned out
The lecture by Nj. John T.Arundel,
on "The Islands Of the Pacific" in the
Y. Nj. c. A. hall, is free to everybody.
A large map, that has not its like any
where, is to be used.
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Mrs. DR.. Tousley, whose death at
Rome, New York State, is announced
in this issue, was the eldest
daughter Of Rev. DR. Corwin, for ten
years pastor Of Fort-sireet Church in
this city.
Mr.. W. s. Maule has been appointed
Road Supervisor-in-C Chief for Maui,
Molokai and Lanai, in place Of G. f..
Richardson, resigned Miss l.. w.
Lyons has been appointed School
Agent for Kohala, Hawii, in place OF
Rev. l.. Lyons, deceased.
Captain Schnauer, Of the bark
Wrestler, when settling with Messrs-
Sorenson & Lyle for repairs done tc
that vessel on the Marine Railway
said that he never had such work more
satisfactorily executed in any other
port
Comrade Jas. T, White, OF the Geo
W. De Long Post, had a table PLACED
for reporters at the memorial service
last night Although the HERALI
man, arriving late and being used t
"rouphinq il" did not avail himself o
the facility, he IS just as grateful a
though he had for the intelligent anC
thoughtful kindness,
The annual meeting Of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Company was held yester
day, when the following officers wer
elected FOR the ensuing year: President
Hon. c. X. Bishop; Vice President
Mr.. Saml. c. Allen; Treasurer, MI. I
c. Jones; Secretary, ]. o. Garter
Auditor, T. May; Directors, Hon. {
r. Bishop, Messrs. S. c. Allen and p {
Jones, This is the company that opel
ates the Pahala plantation, Kau, ia
wall.
Mr.. VIM. G. Irwin is making conslt
cradle improvements at the ocean,
Steamship Company's wharf, (
the purpose of expediling the dI
livery of freight therefrom, Mr. lrwl
deserves the thanks OF the mercanh
community for his public spiritednes
In future there will be two gates
exit at the mauka end OF the wha
instead OF one, the Port Surveyor
Office having been moved makal, thu
making room for another large gate
AT the monthly meeting of Il
Young Mems Christian Association Ia
evening, five new members were cleo
ed. Mr.. Southwick, treasurer, repol
ed a balance of $4,000 in the fund
The various committees reported
their work for the month. Mr.. T.
Jones, chairman OF the temperan
committee, and others spoke in hoF
full anticipation of good results fro
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